St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-09
UNHAPPY COUPLES.
Two Suits for Divorce Begun Yes
terday-Heavy Damages Asked.

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terday-Heavy Damages Asked.
Theron j. Dyke, barber living at 421,
Wabasha street, began an action in the
District court yesterday, for a divorce
from his wife Clara II. Dyke. The
charge is adultery. Theron was very
young when he married Clara, for he
gives his age as % now, and says they
is now u years OLD he says. The twain
lived together until January,
1886. The complaint charges the
wife with having been guilty of adultery
on May 5, 1886, and again about Aug. 6
of the same year. There are no chill
dren. Another suit for divorce was that
of Louisa st. Clair against James st.
Clair. They were married Sept. /, 1874,
and lived together until March II, 1884,
when. as she alleges, her husband de-
serted her, and has not shown up since.
She demands the custody of their ONLY
child, Pearl st. Clair, a nine-year-old
girl. Plaintiff gives her age as forty
nine and the defendants as fifty-seven.
Judge Brill yesterday filed decision
in the case of Macmillan Schultz and
others against the North Star Building
society, Arthur g. Anderson and John
4.
and the western half of lot 6, block 20.
Mackubin IL Marshall'S addition. Upon
two occasions the plaintiff, stakeholder
in the North Star building society, Dor
roWed money amounting to $1,000 alto
gether from the association, giving as
security two separate mortgages upon
the property, the mortgages being sub
sequently foreclosed. The plaintiffs
alleged that the society was not duly
Incorporated organization, and that it
had unlawfully foreclosed the mort
cages and obtained possession of. the
property. Judge Brill finds the organi-
cation is legally incorporated, and that
the foreclosure was legal, and awards
the ownership of the property to A. c.
Anderson, one of the defendants.
Action for $4,000 damages was begun
against the Northern Pacific railroad
yesterday i'll the district court by Henry
ID. Plough, who says that on March 4,
while travelling over the company's road
between Perham and Brainerd, the car
IN which he was was thrown from the
track and down an embankment. His
shoulder-blade was broken, and. he re-
ceIved other Injuries, which he charges
up to the company's negligence and
careleSSneSS.
COURT NOTES.
In the case of the city of st. Paul vs. all of
lot 80, st. Paul proper. east of O. line forty
feet east of and parallel with the boundary
line between the tracts formerly owned by
Hiram Rogers and Robert Whitaker, Judge
Simons overruled the objections Yesterday
and ordered Judgment against the property
Tor the assessment
Maggie McKenna who is thirty-three years
old and has been for some time past an in.
mate of the House of the Good shepherd,
was examined by Doctors Abbott and o. Brien
in the probate court yesterday, and. being
found insane, was committed to the asylum
at Rochester.
Notices have been posted in the Office of
the clerk of the district court calling the at
tention of attorneys to the rule of the court
winch are on the calendar general or special
term, the pleadings must be filed in the
clerk s office before being presented in court.
In the case of William Thompson VS.. Adam
Ran, in relation to the lease of the properly
at Delos street and Dakota avenue, Judge
Brill rendered a decision yesterday declaring
that the plaintiff is entitled to the possession
of the real estate.
In the case of John Kraus against Thomas
Murphy ct al, to recover the value of ser
vices rendered and materials furnished.
Judge Brill decided Yesterday in favor of the
plaintiff, awarding him 1925 damages and
costs.
The district court rooms and Offices OF the
judges are being thoroughly renovated and
placed in the pink of condition for the Sep
TENDER general term, which opens on the
2Ith under the supervision of Deputy Sheriff
Brown.
In the case of John Boldthen against the
city, Judge Wilkin issued an order DENYING
the motion for a new trial
Asborn & Cayzer sue John NJ. Carlson To
recover 500 for goods delivered.